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BOM and CSIRO State of the Climate 2020 shows Australia is experiencing climate change now

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BOM and CSIRO State of the Climate 2020 shows Australia is experiencing climate change now

The latest biannual report card from the BOM and the CSIRO shows we are now up to 1.44 degrees of warming, and the 2020 COVID slowdown has been barely a blip on global CO2 concentrations.

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CSIRO faces massive job cuts under Albanese

CSIRO faces massive job cuts under Albanese

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Up to 350 jobs set to go from scientific research organisation CSIRO

Up to 350 jobs set to go from scientific research organisation CSIRO

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Now you know what we mean when we say we have to get back to the lab. 🐕 In celebration of National Pet Month, please enjoy these CSIRO science-inspired dog names. If you don't have a dog, no worries! They also work beautifully for cats, fish and babies. | CSIRO

Now you know what we mean when we say we have to get back to the lab. 🐕 In celebration of National Pet Month, please enjoy these CSIRO science-inspired dog names. If you don't have a dog, no worries! They also work beautifully for cats, fish and babies. | CSIRO

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#instruflow #csiro #globalpartnership #scientificinnovation #laboratoryequipment #factoryinspection #researchinstrumentation #madeinchina #engineeringexcellence | Hefei in-situ Technology Co., LTD

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1.1K views · 15 reactions | Can you hear the innovation?  The song you're listening to (as well as the image) features a nod to some of our greatest innovations, and was made with a little help from artificial intelligence (AI). It's the theme song for our new podcast, Everyday AI. How many of our innovations can you hear? Hint: you're probably using one of them right now.  Learn more: https://blog.csiro.au/podcast-theme  | DreamStudio | CSIRO | Facebook

1.1K views · 15 reactions | Can you hear the innovation?  The song you're listening to (as well as the image) features a nod to some of our greatest innovations, and was made with a little help from artificial intelligence (AI). It's the theme song for our new podcast, Everyday AI. How many of our innovations can you hear? Hint: you're probably using one of them right now.  Learn more: https://blog.csiro.au/podcast-theme  | DreamStudio | CSIRO | Facebook

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CSIRO faces massive job cuts under Albanese

CSIRO faces massive job cuts under Albanese

7NEWSDigital Team

Up to 350 jobs set to go from scientific research organisation CSIRO

Up to 350 jobs set to go from scientific research organisation CSIRO

MSNABC News Australia

Now you know what we mean when we say we have to get back to the lab. 🐕 In celebration of National Pet Month, please enjoy these CSIRO science-inspired dog names. If you don't have a dog, no worries! They also work beautifully for cats, fish and babies. | CSIRO

Now you know what we mean when we say we have to get back to the lab. 🐕 In celebration of National Pet Month, please enjoy these CSIRO science-inspired dog names. If you don't have a dog, no worries! They also work beautifully for cats, fish and babies. | CSIRO

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With a generous scholarship and access to industry and CSIRO, study a PhD that will make you stand out from the crowd. | CSIRO

With a generous scholarship and access to industry and CSIRO, study a PhD that will make you stand out from the crowd. | CSIRO

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Hello to all earthworms and soil lovers alike! 🐛 This World Soil Day, we're digging into the thriving underground world beneath our feet. Billions of bacteria, kilometres of fungi, wriggly nematodes and mighty mites make up this bustling ecosystem. Together, they support plant growth, fight disease, tackle drought and even help break down chemicals. Soil is a vibrant patchwork of microbial life, and it’s what keeps Earth blooming. 🌱 | CSIRO

Hello to all earthworms and soil lovers alike! 🐛 This World Soil Day, we're digging into the thriving underground world beneath our feet. Billions of bacteria, kilometres of fungi, wriggly nematodes and mighty mites make up this bustling ecosystem. Together, they support plant growth, fight disease, tackle drought and even help break down chemicals. Soil is a vibrant patchwork of microbial life, and it’s what keeps Earth blooming. 🌱 | CSIRO

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The CSIRO Low-Carb Diet Health Program

Feeling a bit sick after eating your weight in chocolate? Take a spinach leaf out of our book. For the full recipe click the Learn More button | CSIRO

22.7K viewsApr 18, 2017

When the dam in 100m away sometimes it's just plain easier to cool down avian-style in the backyard birdbath. At least it was for this echidna, spotted in northern Victoria. Did you know that echidnas are actually toothless? But they more than make up for it with their (up-to 18 centimeter long) sticky tongue. 👅 Their speedy slurp turns ants, worms and insect larvae into fast food. In fact, the echidna’s scientific name, Tachyglossus actually means ‘swift tongue’! "Frankly, my dear, I don't wan

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Indigenous STEM Education Project outcomes

We’re proud and delighted to celebrate the appointment of our Chief Scientist, Dr Cathy Foley, as Australia’s next Chief Scientist. Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Minister Karen Andrews made the announcement today. Cathy has been with CSIRO for nearly 36 years, starting out as a research scientist working with our manufacturing teams. She became our Chief Scientist in August 2018. Cathy's scientific excellence and influential leadership have been recognised with numerous awards and fellowship

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Putting the CSI in CSIRO. 🔎 Environmental DNA, or eDNA, is DNA left behind in the environment, like fingerprints at a crime scene. Collected from water, soil or even air, scientists can use it to uncover all kinds of secrets. Compared to traditional ecosystem monitoring, it saves time, money and reduces environmental impact. But until now, the thing holding eDNA back was data. Scientists need reference DNA to match what they find with the correct species. That’s why we've launched the National

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It’s time to rethink our relationship with plastic, and you’re invited! Join us for an evening of inspiring talks, conversations, and creative activities. | CSIRO

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Just like the feeling you get when Netflix lets you know a new season has come out of *insert popular TV show here*, we know you’re going to get that same giddy feeling with our new Low-carb Every Day cookbook! Find more pop culture references and the full recipe here: https://blog.csiro.au/damn-thats-delicious-low-carb-cook-ups/ | CSIRO

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Move over grumpy cat, Spotted Handfish are the new adorably grumpy animal. Side note, here’s footage of them getting’ it oooooooooonnnn. bam chicka wah wah Find out what we're doing to help save this unique species from extinction: http://www.csiro.au/Research/Animals-and-plants/Wildlife/Spotted-Handfish | CSIRO

70.1K viewsSep 20, 2017

Marine pollution: sources, distribution and fate

Climate projections for Australia

CSIRO to cut up to 350 research jobs in major overhaul

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CSIRO, winemakers pair to breed mildew, climate resistant grapevines

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Why is CSIRO hiding the inconvenient truth about renewables cost blowout?

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Our recent research has found more than 45 per cent of Australia's coastline is already affected by extreme weather events caused by climate change. What’s more, these ecosystems are struggling to recover as extreme events are expected to get worse. Find out more over on our blog: https://blog.csiro.au/extreme-weather-caused-by-climate-change-has-damaged-45-of-australias-coastal-habitat/ | CSIRO

4.2K viewsJul 26, 2019

You should dolphinitely apply for our iPhD program! 🐬 Consider this your sign if you’ve been thinking about a PhD scholarship that takes your research off the page and into the real world. With our Industry PhD (iPhD) Program, you’ll tackle real challenges with real impact, guided by our researchers and supported by an industry partner. Nothing but net! 🏀 The scholarship provides you with a stipend to support your studies. Find out more and apply: https://www.csiro.au/en/careers/Scholarships-s

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The CSIRO will slash up to 350 full-time equivalent jobs to address rising costs. It comes on top of more than 800 positions being slashed in the past 18 months. The job losses will come from across the country, with no details about what positions are at risk. National Secretary of the Community Public Sector Union Melissa Donnelly spoke to ABC News's Joe O'Brien. Choose your news on the ABC NEWS app and stay in the know: https://ab.co/abcnewsapp #ABCNews #CSIRO | ABC News

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It's not easy to get fast and convenient food that could be considered 'nutritious'. For hospital patients, the elderly, and the disadvantaged, access to good food is even more problematic as their choice is often limited. So we've been working with Community Chef to solve this issue and bring high-quality and nutritious meals to these communities. http://www.csiro.au/en/Research/FNF/Areas/Nutrition-and-health/Diet-and-lifestyle/Healthier-meals-Community-Chef | CSIRO

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CSIRO Industry PhD scholarship program: Information for students

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